As the brothers fancy the same girl, Del resorts to dirty tricks when Rodders falls asleep under a sun lamp. So Rodney volunteers Del for a spot of hang-gliding.

When Rodney meets a pretty girl in the market, he doesn't realise her connections. But after he is invited to a weekend party at her family home, Del makes his move.

Things have gone so well for the Trotters that Del and Rodney decide to treat Uncle Albert to a surprise birthday party. And Rodders has a night on the town with a date.

Del knows that the world is his oyster, or even his lobster, if only he could learn the whereabouts of Freddie the Frog's legacy of gold bullion. Relatively easy?

Raquel leaves Del after he goes back to his bad old ways of gambling, drinking and staying out late. Meanwhile, Rodney is a shadow of his former self.

Things are moving on for the Trotter family as Del is now a dad, and Rodney is back with Cassandra. But Del is down in the yuletide dumps with money problems.

Things have gone so well for the Trotters that Del and Rodney decide to treat Uncle Albert to a surprise birthday party. And Rodders has a night on the town with a date.

Del knows that the world is his oyster, or even his lobster, if only he could learn the whereabouts of Freddie the Frog's legacy of gold bullion. Relatively easy?

Raquel leaves Del after he goes back to his bad old ways of gambling, drinking and staying out late. Meanwhile, Rodney is a shadow of his former self.

Mainwaring is overjoyed when he is offered the use of a Rolls-Royce, but gets an unpleasant shock when it returns from its trip to be camouflaged.

Cheeky Irish sitcom fun. Dermot suffers prenuptial jitters and hides in a cupboard. Agnes tries to find out who in her family is gay.

We look at the sketch show's roots in music hall and post-war radio, which paved the way for short-form comedy's growth - and influenced Paul's Arthur Atkinson character.

Fast-moving comedy sketch show featuring catchphrases such as 'Suits you sir!', 'Where's me washboard?', 'Scorchio!', and 'Chreeeese Wadoool'. Plus a man who coughs a lot.

There's a look at war films in the sketch Scenes from the Movies, not forgetting music-hall entertainer Arthur 'Where's Me Washboard?' Atkinson and his chum Chester Drawers.

Moneylenders move in on Martin's family, leaving him with no choice but to fight back. Meanwhile, Diane and Kath pursue Martin so that they can work out what he's up to.

Accountant Alan gives Kath and Diane the perfect information they need to get revenge on Martin - while he gets into even deeper water with the Slater brothers.

Urban knows that Webster is not well and is not an easy man to look after, but on this particular night, something test both of them to the very end.

Dawn and Mick are hosting their annual Last Night of the Proms party, but a mysterious stranger is lurking around the neighbourhood.

Jack Dee hosts a unique look back at the life and career of one of Britain's most important and influential comedy stars, Tony Hancock.